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BMW’s M division has one, and so does McLaren, Audi and even German tuning firm Lumma Design introduced a bicycle bearing its name in 2009. Therefore, it doesn’t come to much of a surprise that Italian sports car maker Maserati has presented a two-wheel creation.
- Maserati Officially Announces But Reveals Very Little About New Grancabrio Mc
The release of the first photos of the new GranCabrio MC on Friday has been followed up by an official confirmation from Maserati - though, the Italian sports car maker is holding back most of the details until the Paris Motor Show. What Maserati did...
- Softer 450hp Maserati Granturismo Mc Launches In The U.s.
Remember the Maserati GranTurismo MC Stradale that was introduced last year at the Paris Auto Show? The Italian sportscar maker has brought a ‘softer’ version of the MC to the States that drops the “Stradale†word from its name....
- Lumma Design Places Car Tuning On Hold, Develops Mountain Bike
BMW and Porsche tuning specialist LUMMA Design, has momentarily turned its focus on a limited-edition mountain bike that was developed with the assistance of former BMX world champion, Jordi Miranda. Fortunately or unfortunately -depends on one's...
- Maserati Celebrates Fangio’s 1957 F1 World Champions Title
Maserati might have abandoned F1 race tracks a long time ago but the Italian sports car maker remembers its racing past by celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of its 1957 F1 title won by Juan Manuel Fangio in the 6-cylinder, 270Hp strong Maserati 250F....
- Maserati Reports First Profits In 17-years!
Maserati put an end to its 17-year streak of financial losses as the Italian sports car maker reported a €1 million trading profit in the second quarter of the year, up from €7 million loss during the same period last year. Notably, it’s...
Cars
Maserati Teams up with Sicilian Bike Maker to Create Limited Edition 8CTF
BMW’s M division has one, and so does McLaren, Audi and even German tuning firm Lumma Design introduced a bicycle bearing its name in 2009. Therefore, it doesn’t come to much of a surprise that Italian sports car maker Maserati has presented a two-wheel creation.
To be precise, Maserati joined forces with Sicilian bicycle maker Montante Cicli for the development and production of the 8CTF that borrows its name from the Italian automaker’s famous racing car that won 500 miles of Indianapolis in both 1939 and 1940. The Montante for Maserati 8CTF will be produced in a limited run of just 200 individually numbered units, with all bicycles to be custom made to fit the rider.
Read more »- Maserati Officially Announces But Reveals Very Little About New Grancabrio Mc
The release of the first photos of the new GranCabrio MC on Friday has been followed up by an official confirmation from Maserati - though, the Italian sports car maker is holding back most of the details until the Paris Motor Show. What Maserati did...
- Softer 450hp Maserati Granturismo Mc Launches In The U.s.
Remember the Maserati GranTurismo MC Stradale that was introduced last year at the Paris Auto Show? The Italian sportscar maker has brought a ‘softer’ version of the MC to the States that drops the “Stradale†word from its name....
- Lumma Design Places Car Tuning On Hold, Develops Mountain Bike
BMW and Porsche tuning specialist LUMMA Design, has momentarily turned its focus on a limited-edition mountain bike that was developed with the assistance of former BMX world champion, Jordi Miranda. Fortunately or unfortunately -depends on one's...
- Maserati Celebrates Fangio’s 1957 F1 World Champions Title
Maserati might have abandoned F1 race tracks a long time ago but the Italian sports car maker remembers its racing past by celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of its 1957 F1 title won by Juan Manuel Fangio in the 6-cylinder, 270Hp strong Maserati 250F....
- Maserati Reports First Profits In 17-years!
Maserati put an end to its 17-year streak of financial losses as the Italian sports car maker reported a €1 million trading profit in the second quarter of the year, up from €7 million loss during the same period last year. Notably, it’s...